Chon Buri: Expanding the investigation into a violent altercation among Chinese gang members in Pattaya, the Chonburi police have uncovered significant evidence linking the group to drug activities. According to Thai News Agency, the incident began when Mr. Zhu Bin, a 32-year-old Chinese national, attempted to shoot Mr. Chi Yang
Omkoi: Hundreds of villagers used ropes to pull an ambulance from Mae Tuen Hospital after it slipped and fell into a roadside stream more than 10 meters deep. It took almost 2 hours to pull the ambulance out. Five people were injured, all of whom are now safe. According to
Sattahip: Sattahip residents complain about thousands of ‘Trip Brothers’ causing trouble, both loud noises and reckless driving. Police rush to crack down, warn drivers to drive safely, follow traffic laws, and not cause trouble. In Sattahip District, Chonburi Province, there is a group of motorcycles who organized a ‘Trip Hiea’
Bangkok: The rain is still coming, the storm is still there – prepare for it in advance. Heavy rain since the beginning of the season has caused some areas to experience flooding earlier than usual. There is an acceleration of water drainage in the Chao Phraya basin before the water
Bangkok: One of the gang members involved in a deadly heist at the Port Authority Stadium in Khlong Toei District has been apprehended following a swift police investigation. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of June 1st, resulted in the tragic death of a security guard, Mr. Boonnak,
Hat Yai: A new trend among tourists and Buddhists is taking the train from Hat Yai District to pay homage to Luang Pu Thuat at Wat Chang Hai in Pattani Province, a distance of over 100 kilometers, but with a round-trip ticket price of only 40 baht. According to Thai
Bangkok: PDPC continues to proactively investigate. In the past 2 months, it has prevented more than 5,000 cases of personal data leakage and has joined in the investigation to expand the results to arrest 5 suspects who traded personal data, with severe penalties up to imprisonment. According to Thai News
Bangkok: The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has released a list of 203 dangerous apps, warning the public not to be fooled or download them, as they may have their accounts and personal information stolen. Mr. Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, Minister of Digital Economy and Society (DES), along with the National